It's written into the lease that tenants must deposit their rents into that particular account (either by online bank transfer or by walking in a check/cash); I do not collect rents directly, nor would I if anyone asked.

Those of us who have benefitted from his program simply want to share our own positive experiences, especially since most of the loudest voices online tend to come from critics.In our coaching calls, Thach actively encourages—even pleads—with students to ask questions, bring their numbers, and speak up if they’re feeling stuck or confused.

The best way to find a mentor is to go to meetups and hope you meet someone you get along with who's willing to help you out of the kindness of their heart or better yet meet someone in the process of actually doing business with experienced investors although I'm not sure what your angle would be here.There's lot of good info here and in other places online but I'd be wary of anyone who goes around calling themselves a mentor, they're probably trying to sell you something. 

But I would check the SEC fillings online.

That alone can push a mid-600s score above 700.Look at a personal loan consolidation from a credit union or online lender (like SoFi or LightStream).

I highly recommend getitng an online storage system(Google drive, dropbox, etc) where you can create a 'receipts' folder and create a subfolder for each property you own.I would then create a summary of your income / expenses which you can do through an accounting software of excel.Best of luck!

Online and used a realtor How did you finance this deal?

It was sink or swim time for me.I think if I was starting now with all the (mis)information available online, I'd end up on the floor in the fetal position filling out an employment application for the Post Office.

Pro Tip: Use a simple spreadsheet or online calculator to plug in your numbers quickly.

I’d recommend connecting with local investors through meetups or online groups to learn from their experience and explore potential opportunities.